Beginner Four-Direction Hip Opener

Move the hips front to back, through rotation, and side to side with six simple timed mobility sequences.

Hip mobilityHip rotation
About 7 min · 6 movements · Exercise mat or knee padding · Beginner hip-opening flow

ORIGINAL VIDEO

How To Stretch Tight Hips - 7-Minute Hip Opener Routine For Beginners

The source description names four mobility sequences. Complete English captions verify the six bilateral steps, one-minute blocks, 10-second holds, range modifications, and educational disclaimer.

Original video: Tone and Tighten · YouTube↗

PLAN STEPS

Follow in order

Each step shows the movement, dose, and estimated time. Complete demonstrations, phase pacing, and detailed guidance remain in the app.

  1. 01
    Right Hip-Flexor and Left Glute Flowabout 1 min

    With the right knee down, alternate a right hip-flexor stretch and a left glute/adductor fold every ten seconds.

  2. 02
    Left Hip-Flexor and Right Glute Flowabout 1 min

    With the left knee down, alternate a left hip-flexor stretch and a right glute/adductor fold every ten seconds.

  3. 03
    Alternating Hip-Rotation Windshield Wipersabout 1 min

    Sit with feet wide and slowly windshield-wiper both knees side to side, pausing briefly at each end.

  4. 04
    Left-Facing 90/90 Rotation Flowabout 1 min

    In left-facing 90/90, alternate a fold over the left shin and an open rotation toward the right knee.

  5. 05
    Right-Facing 90/90 Rotation Flowabout 1 min

    Switch to right-facing 90/90 and alternate a fold over the right shin with an open rotation left.

  6. 06
    Alternating Adductor Side Lungesabout 1 min

    Stand wide and shift between side lunges, holding each adductor stretch for five to ten seconds.

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SAFETY

Choose comfort and control first

Use knee padding and work only in a relaxed range. The knees do not need to reach the floor in rotation drills. Stop for sharp pain, joint pinching, numbness, or tingling; this routine is general education, not medical treatment.

TinyRep is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe rehabilitation.